Large landscape conservation is an emerging paradigm that meets the imperative to scale-up action to address the realities of a dramatically changing world.
In commuting a death penalty sentence to life without parole, Gov. Jack Markell of Delaware met the imperative of justice.
Within these structures, the implicit requirements of material and financial resources have to meet the imperative of adequate intellectual capital, human resource, - allocation.
But from a British perspective, the law was a calculated effort to meet the imperatives of a global empire, at once regulating the East India Company and serving American consumers.
But Mr. Orszag warned several times that the president would reject any bill that worsened the long-term fiscal situation, pledging that "at worst, we are going to be deficit neutral and meet the moral imperative of covering more people".
It is hard not to feel in the second half of the show that Fu was often painting for his life, working in a torturous situation as he tried to meet the shifting imperatives of the party, while also attempting works of a more personal, expressive nature.
In short, the discussion about problems with EA considered above accords with Brown et al.'s (2005) view that to meet the environmental imperatives of the future requires better information technology and richer information.
Whether postnatal care is provided in hospital or in the woman's home, it is imperative that the care provided is of the highest standard and meets the needs of the individual [ 1 ] p21.
Thus, it is imperative that every member of Philippine society who meets the minimum requirement of the law can participate in the electoral process without discrimination.
The welfare of the study subject and the imperative of the science can both be better met by clearly defining regulatory responsibility and by making sure the regulators have the considerable resources their work requires.
